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🪐 Shani Jayanti: The Most Auspicious Day to Transform Your Karma & Destiny ⚖️

Align with Lord Shani and Lord Hanuman to overcome obstacles, calm Saturn’s wrath, and unlock divine protection.

Shani Jayanti, celebrated on the Amavasya (new moon) of the Jyeshtha month, holds profound religious, spiritual, and astrological significance among Hindus. This sacred day marks the birth of Lord Shani, the son of Surya (the Sun God) and Chhaya (Shadow), revered as the divine God of justice. Lord Shani is believed to reward or challenge individuals strictly according to their deeds, imparting crucial life lessons. Astrologically, his influence can be both growth-promoting and testing. Worshipping Shani Dev on this day is especially significant for those facing the hardships of Sade Sati or struggling with karmic imbalances. Devotees seek his blessings to overcome obstacles, reduce adversities, and align themselves with positive karmic flow. When the planet Saturn is unfavorably positioned in a person’s horoscope, it is believed to trigger challenges such as career setbacks, family disputes, and mental stress. Worshipping Shani Dev on his Jayanti is said to pacify these malefic influences and invite stability and prosperity into life. Additionally, worshipping Lord Hanuman on Shani Jayanti is considered highly auspicious. According to a legend from the Treta Yuga, when Ravana imprisoned Shani Dev along with other planetary deities, it was Lord Hanuman who freed them. Out of gratitude, Shani Dev blessed Hanuman, promising that his devotees would be shielded from the adverse effects of Saturn. This divine connection reinforces the significance of offering prayers to both Lord Shani and Lord Hanuman on this day.

Worshipping Lord Hanuman on Shani Jayanti is considered especially auspicious, as his blessings are believed to provide courage, strength, and mental resilience to overcome life's toughest challenges. To mark this sacred occasion, Sri Mandir will organize the 19,000 Shani Mool Mantra Jaap and 1008 Sankat Mochan Hanuman Ashtak Path at the Shri Navagrah Shani Temple in Ujjain. In this powerful ritual, 21 Brahmins will collectively chant 19,000 Shani mantras and recite the Sankat Mochan Hanuman Ashtak 1,008 times, invoking divine blessings for protection and prosperity. Participating in this puja is believed to be a powerful remedy for pacifying the malefic effects of Saturn, restoring balance, and inviting the strength needed to overcome hardships and misfortunes.


For Strength to Overcome Hardships and Misfortunes

19,000 Shani Mool Mantra Jaap and 1008 Sankat Mochan Hanuman Ashtak Path

🚩 Why is the combined worship of Narayan and Bagalamukhi considered special on Ekadashi?

😲 What is the secret behind their combined worship❓

In Hinduism, Ekadashi holds significant religious importance as it is dedicated to Lord Vishnu, also known as Narayan. There is a deep connection between Maa Bagalamukhi and Narayan. According to ancient scriptures, the manifestation of Maa Bagalamukhi was initiated by Lord Narayan himself. In the Satyug, there was a demon named Madan who had received a boon from Lord Brahma, making him invincible. Empowered by this boon, Madan terrorized the three worlds. Frightened by his power, the gods sought help from Lord Vishnu, who revealed that the only way to defeat Madan was by invoking Maa Bagalamukhi. To achieve this, Lord Vishnu himself performed intense penance near the Haridra Sarovar (a sacred lake of yellow water). Pleased with his devotion, Maa Bagalamukhi appeared and slayed the demon Madan. After his demise, all the gods and sages praised the Goddess and were blessed with victory.

This is why Maa Bagalamukhi is regarded as the Goddess of justice, victory, and the destruction of enemies. She is one of the ten Mahavidyas and is also known as Pitambara due to her origin from the Haridra Sarovar. Radiating a golden-yellow aura, her worship involves the extensive use of the color yellow. She is known as the Goddess of Stambhan Shakti. Devotees who worship her gain immense strength, courage, and confidence, aiding them in resolving legal disputes, ensuring victory, and overcoming enemies. Additionally, performing the Sudarshan Kavacham Yagya alongside her worship is considered highly effective for triumph over adversaries. The Sudarshan Chakra, described in the Rigveda, symbolizes Lord Vishnu and the cycle of time. It is a divine weapon that, once unleashed, annihilates enemies and returns only after fulfilling its purpose. Therefore, on the auspicious occasion of Ekadashi, 36,000 Maa Bagalamukhi Mantra Jaap will be organized at the Siddhpeeth Maa Bagalamukhi Temple, Haridwar and Narayan Sudarshan Kavacham Yagya will be organized at the Shri Dirgh Vishnu Mandir, Mathura. Participate in this grand puja through Sri Mandir and receive the combined blessings of Maa Bagalamukhi and Lord Narayan.

For Resolving Legal Battles, Ensuring Victory, and Removing Enmity

36,000 Maa Bagalamukhi Mantra Jaap and Narayan Sudarshan Kavacham Yagya

🔱 On the auspicious occasion of Bhadrakali Jayanti, invoke the divine presence of Maa Kali to gain complete relief from evil eye, dark energies, and suffering✨

🔱 Worship Maa Bhadrakali, the one who ends adharma and grants well-being, to receive immense power and divine protection ✨

Bhadrakali Jayanti and Apara Ekadashi are both celebrated on the Ekadashi tithi of the Krishna Paksha in the month of Jyeshtha, as per the Hindu calendar. This day is considered highly powerful and auspicious in Sanatan Dharma. According to the Vayu Purana, on this very day, Adi Shakti took the fierce form of Maa Bhadrakali, an incarnation of Maa Sati. Maa Bhadrakali is also worshipped as Mahakali or Maa Kali. As per legends, when King Daksha insulted Lord Shiva and Devi Sati sacrificed herself in his yagya, Lord Shiva was enraged. From his matted locks emerged Maa Bhadrakali, whose purpose was to annihilate the wicked, destroy demons, and establish dharma. Hence, Maa Bhadrakali is worshipped as the goddess of power, protection, and welfare. Devotees believe that her worship bestows immense inner strength, courage, and a deep sense of protection.

It is believed that those who sincerely invoke Maa Bhadrakali on this powerful combination of her appearance day and Apara Ekadashi are freed from all negative energies. Maa Bhadrakali herself destroys black magic, evil eye, and all kinds of dark influences. It is said that when a devotee comes to her in pain, she takes away their suffering and fills their life with new hope and energy. For those struggling with evil eye, black magic, health issues, professional blocks, or family discord, Maa Bhadrakali appears as a divine ray of hope. To experience the compassion and energy of Maa Bhadrakali, Sri Mandir is organizing a Drishti Shanti Yagya & Bhadrakali Raksha Kavach Sthapana anushthan.

🔱 Special Combo Puja at Two Shaktipeeths: A Rare Chance to Receive Maa Bhadrakali’s Grace at Shri Tarapith and Kalighat Temples

This ritual is being conducted at two of the 51 major Shaktipeeths — Shri Tarapith Temple and Kalighat Temple — to ensure it is spiritually powerful and fruitful. According to legend, when Lord Vishnu used his Sudarshan Chakra to dismember the body of Devi Sati, her eyeball fell at Tarapith and her right toe at Kalighat, making both places sacred Shaktipeeths. Become a part of this powerful ritual on the rare occasion of Maa Bhadrakali’s Jayanti and eliminate all obstacles, sufferings, and dark energies from your life. Receive the blessings of the goddess of strength, protection, and welfare, and soak yourself in the divine energy of these sacred temples through Sri Mandir.

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